Traditional glutinous rice balls
Overview
To this day, the traditional late-night food stalls are still preserved in my hometown in Hunan. In the summer, drink some beer and snails, in the winter, have a hot game barbecue, and have a bowl of freshly cooked glutinous rice balls. Making glutinous rice balls is very simple. The sesame filling is a tradition that has not changed since childhood. There is also a pot of ginger tea soup boiled with brown sugar. Eat a bowl of glutinous rice balls and drink a bowl. It is spicy, sweet and spicy, warming the body and heart.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Glutinous rice, black sesame seeds, lard, and white sugar are ready. After buying the black sesame seeds, you can ask someone to grind them into small pieces at the market.
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Put lard, black sesame seeds, and white sugar in a bowl. Wear disposable gloves and mix well.
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Gradually add water to the glutinous rice flour and mix well. Personally, I think it's better to pack it a little bit wet.
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Just grab the pieces and knead them into a ball.
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Press down from the middle, and then slowly pinch out the edges, so that the bottom will be thicker and will not break easily when wrapped.
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Prepare ginger cubes and brown sugar. There is no need to peel the ginger pieces, just pat them.
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Put the ginger and brown sugar in a casserole, add water and cook over high heat. Boil until the water is reduced by half, then you can add glutinous rice balls.
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Boil until the water is reduced by half, turn on high heat, and start adding glutinous rice balls.
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Cook until the glutinous rice balls float. Don’t forget to serve a little more soup, it’s a good thing in cold weather.